Re: duplex printing and ctrl-L

have you tried to turn off long line feed
--- Grant Harders <gharders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I am trying to duplex-print a file, from an AIX 5.2
machine, on an IBM info-
print 32, using the following command.

qprt -da -#v -#j -Y1 -Pinfo32pcl somefile

The file being printed contains ctrl-L formfeed
characters, which seems to
invalidate the -Y1 duplex option. With each ctrl-L a
new side-one page is
started. The only time text is printed on side-two
is when the number of
lines on the page excedes 60.

If I remove the ctrl-L characters the document
prints on both sides of the
paper (although not formatted as I want). I suppose
I could add blank
lines to my the file, such that each page contains
60 lines.

Does anyone know of a way out of this.

Thanks....grant



Robert Lee Binkley leebinkley@xxxxxxxxx
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